Marc Schulder

Marc Schulder

Research Associate in Computational Linguistics

Institute for German Sign Language, Hamburg University

About me

I am a researcher in computational linguistics. After submitting my dissertation on the bootstrapped creation of lexica for sentiment polarity shifters in early 2019, I have now moved into the field of sign language research. As part of the DGS-Korpus project I develop computational methods for the analysis, automatic classification and assisted annotation of German Sign Language (DGS). I am also involved in work on data infrastructure for the project, such as updated releases of the DGS corpus, public documentation, and implementation of the FAIR principles.

Previously I have worked on sentiment analysis, metaphor recognition, and context integration in speech recognition.

I am also the developer of BibTexNanny, a tool that helps you keep your BibTeX bibliography clean and consistent, as well as create streamlined versions of it for individual documents.

Interests
  • Sign Language Linguistics
  • Natural Language Processing
  • Open Science
Education

  • PhD in Computational Linguistics, 2019

  • MSc in Language Science and Technology, 2013

  • BSc in Computational Linguistics, 2011

Recent Publica­tions

Marc Schulder, Dolly Blanck, Thomas Hanke, Ilona Hofmann, Sung-Eun Hong, Olga Jeziorski, Lutz König, Susanne König, Reiner Konrad, Gabriele Langer, Rie Nishio, Christian Rathmann (2021). Data Statement for the Public DGS Corpus (v2). Project Note AP06-2020-01.

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Maria Kopf, Marc Schulder, Thomas Hanke (2021). Overview of Datasets for the Sign Languages of Europe. EASIER Deliverable D6.1.

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Marc Schulder, Michael Wiegand, Josef Ruppenhofer (2021). Automatic Generation of Lexica for Sentiment Polarity Shifters. In Journal of NLE.

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Gabriele Langer, Marc Schulder (2020). Collocations in Sign Language Lexicography: Towards Semantic Abstractions for Word Sense Discrimination. In SignLang@LREC 2020.

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Thomas Hanke, Marc Schulder, Reiner Konrad, Elena Jahn (2020). Extending the Public DGS Corpus in Size and Depth. In SignLang@LREC 2020.

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Recent & Upcoming Talks

Lecture: Data Visualisation - Using Graphs and more to Evaluate and Present your Data
How to choose the correct graph for the right job.
4 October 2019 14:00 — 17:30 Hamburg University, Germany
Marc Schulder, Daniel Jettka, Thomas Hanke
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Lecture: Data Visualisation - Using Graphs and more to Evaluate and Present your Data
Tutorial: OpenPose for Linguists
An interactive tutorial on how to do pose detection with OpenPose.
3 October 2019 14:00 — 17:30 Hamburg University, Germany
Maren Brumm, Marc Schulder, Thomas Hanke
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Tutorial: OpenPose for Linguists
Sentiment Polarity Shifters - Creating Lexical Resources through Manual Annotation and Bootstrapped Machine Learning
The defense talk of my PhD thesis
14 August 2019 14:15 — 15:45 Saarland University, Germany
Marc Schulder
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Sentiment Polarity Shifters - Creating Lexical Resources through Manual Annotation and Bootstrapped Machine Learning
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Code

Collection: DGS Corpus Tools
A collection of scripts related to the DGS Corpus.
Marc Schulder
Last updated on 11 November 2020
Project Publication
ATC-Anno
ATC-Anno is an annotation tool for Air Traffic Control data that offers automatic semantic and concept annotation.
Marc Schulder, Yury Bakanouski
Last updated on 30 July 2021
Code Project DOI Publication
ATC-Anno
BibTexNanny
Provides BibTex consistency checks and generation of simplified bib files.
Marc Schulder
Last updated on 24 March 2019
Code

Resources

sign-lang@LREC Anthology
Anthology of the LREC Workshop Series on the Representation and Processing of Sign Languages.
Marc Schulder, Michael Wiegand
15 June 2021
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sign-lang@LREC Anthology
Collection: Polarity Shifter Resources
A collection of the polarity shifter resources that were created in the course of my PhD research.
Marc Schulder, Michael Wiegand, Josef Ruppenhofer
17 November 2019
Dataset Project DOI Publication
Collection: Polarity Shifter Resources
Word Embedding of Product Reviews
A Word2Vec word embedding of the Amazon Product Review Corpus.
Marc Schulder, Michael Wiegand
27 November 2017
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CV

 
 
 
 
 
Research Associate
Institute for German Sign Language
Hamburg University
March 2019 – Present Hamburg, Germany
 
 
 
 
 
Doctoral Studies in Computational Linguistics
Department of Language Science and Technology
Saarland University
November 2013 – August 2019 Saarbrücken, Germany
 
 
 
 
 
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